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Sam:  Okay, guys.  We need to have a meeting.

Marta Pearl Beary:  Guys?

Sam:  Okay, people.

Nanette DuBeary:  People?

Miss Liberty Melody Barbara Hope Francis:  I'm not a people.  I'm a baby!

Sam:  <sigh>  Okay.  Ummm.  Everyone!

Alice B. Patchbeary:  Well, that seems to be fairly inclusive.

Miss Liberty Melody Barbara Hope Francis:  Is a baby an "everyone"?

Nanette DuBeary:  Of course, sweetie.  "Everyone" means all of us.

Marta Pearl Beary:  "Guys" means all the males.

Alice B. Patchbeary:  If "guys" -- which seems to be a very casual form of "everyone" -- is not acceptable, then why should we settle for "everyone"?

Nanette DuBeary:  I do not wish to be referred to as a guy.

Marta Pearl Beary:  Neither do I.

Miss Liberty Melody Barbara Hope Francis:  I'm a baby!

Alice B. Patchbeary:  I do not want to be one of many.  I like being me and unique.

Nanette DuBeary:  You certainly are unique.

Patriot Bear SIR:  HARRUMPH!

Nanette DuBeary:  I meant that as a compliment.  Each of us is unique in our own way.

Sam:  Can we get started with our meeting?

Giraffiti:  What are we having a meeting for?

Sam:  It was Ms. Mary's birthday a week ago, and we still haven't done anything special for her.

Mr. Vegas:  Yes, we did.  We all gave her lots of hugs and kisses.

Bitsy
:  We do that all the time.

Huntley:  But this time we said "Happy Birthday" with every one.

Sam:  We haven't SUNG the birthday song.

BettyBear:  Sung?  We're going to sung, I mean sing, to her?

Sam:  That's what people do on birthdays.

Miss Liberty Melody Barbara Hope Francis
:  I'm not a people.  I'm a baby.

Sam:  We can do like people do and sing to her.

James Canterbury:  I'll do it.  <sings>  Happy birthday to you.  Squashed tomatoes in stew.  Bread and butter in the gutter.  Happy birthday to you.

Marta Pearl Beary:  What!?

James Canterbury:  You want me to sing it again?

Marta Pearl Beary:  That's not the birthday song.

James Canterbury:  That's what we sing in England.  What do you sing?

Marta Pearl Beary:  The birthday song.

James Canterbury
:  Sing it.  I sang mine; now, you sing yours.

Quackers:  Hippo birdie two ewe.  Hippo birdie two ewe.  Hippo birdie deer ewe.  Hippo birdie two ewe.

Just Ducky:  Oh, now, that is juuust ducky, juuust ducky.

Patriot Bear SIR:  HARRUMPH!!

Just Ducky:  I meant that as a compliment.  Quackers was juuust ducky.
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